Jaguars-Jets Daily Fantasy NFL Picks, Betting Odds

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

3 November, 2015

Gambling911.com has your Jaguars-Jets Daily Fantasy NFL picks and betting odds for Week 9.

The line on this game was still off the board at press time with both quarterbacks – Ryan Fitzpatrick and Gino Smith – listed as “day-to-day” due to injuries. Fitzpatrick has a ligament tear on his non-throwing thumb and will require surgery at some point. Bryce Petty may be starting for the Jets. The situation remains fluid.

What to Consider With the Jacksonville Jaguars – The Jaguars are probably worse when it comes to defending against opposing quarterbacks but, as noted above, the situation is especially fluid with the Jets QB situation so this is not something to consider for DFS rosters.

What to Consider With the New York Jets – The Jets have been tough on opposing running backs.

Who to Play – We will be shying away from this matchup.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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